The UK retailer Iceland expands its vegan range with game-changing dishes
The frozen goods retailer, Iceland, has once again added exciting dishes to their plant-based range – a number of which are the first of their kind to hit UK supermarkets, with prices starting from just £2.

Iceland vegan No Moo Cheese & Onion Pasty
Iceland shoppers can indulge in cheese filled pasties during Veganuary, thanks to the retailer’s launch of the No Cheese & Onion Pasty, available in store and online now. Featuring flaky pastry filled with decadent melting dairy-free cheese and onion, this one is sure to be a hit.

Iceland vegan No Moo steak burger
Following on from the success of its No Bull Quarter Pounder Burgers, Iceland has launched the brand new No Bull Steak Burgers, which contain wheat protein to make for a juicy, ‘steak’-like bite.

Iceland vegan No Bull Mushroom Steaks
What’s more, the retailer has also released its first ever No Bull Mushroom Steak, allowing those who want to indulge in a little luxury, the chance to do just that.
Traditional dishes re-imagined
The other new products put a vegan twist on some classic family favourites, and are due in stores and online from 5th February. These include a No Bull Cottage Pie, a truly traditional British dish which has been re-imagined with plant-based ingredients and No Moo Mac & Cheese, a deliciously indulgent dish that is made with a creamy vegan cheese sauce and perfectly cooked pasta.

Iceland vegan No Bull Cottage Pie
Fans of Chinese food have not been left out either – the retailer has developed a new and exclusive No Chick Sweet & Sour, which sees soya protein, red peppers and pineapple coated in a tangy sweet and sour sauce for a stunning meal inspired by the flavours of the Orient.

Iceland vegan No Chick Sweet Sour
Pasta fans are also in luck, as Iceland is set to launch the No Porkies Bacon Pasta – a feast of a pasta dish sure to satisfy even the fussiest of eaters.

Iceland vegan No Porkies Bacon pasta
The new launches join Iceland’s already large array of plant-based meals, which include No Porkies Sausage Rolls, No Chick Crispy Fillets, No Cheese Houmous Pizza, No Moo Melt in the Middle Chocolate Puddings and No Moo Strawberry Cones.
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